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Learn more about Muck RackSeán Brennan understands the value of a compelling story.
Starting his career in New Orleans, he laid the foundation for his multimedia reporting career through research and writing, and discovered his passion in the process: uplifting community voices. Whether it's researching local issues, like New Orleans' infrastructure crisis, or covering daily breaking news as a Digital Content Producer, Seán sources, shoots, edits, and produces content that makes a difference in everyday life.
His work …
Together with reporter Brian Wollitz, our feature article for the Loyola Maroon "Twin brothers help Loyola golf team to best season yet" earned the Mark of Excellence Award in the Society of Professional Journalists' Region 12 competition for Best Sports Writing. The competition was limited to "Small Schools" with 1 - 9,999 students.
Together with reporter Brian Wollitz, our feature article for the Maroon "Botanical workshop turns International Women’s Day green" won the Mark of Excellence Award for Online Feature Reporting from the Society of Professional Journalists Region 12, in its "Small Schools" competition sized 1 - 9,999 students.
My profile on life inside Loyola University New Orleans' freshmen dormitory, "Upperclassmen reflect on their time living in Biever as future freshmen classes continue to grow," was a finalist in the Society of Professional Journalists' Region 12 In-Depth Reporting competition for regional "small schools" sized 1 - 9,999 students.
Writing for the Loyola Student News Service, my feature "Destrehan Standout Player has her Eye on Basketball Title” was a finalist for the Associated Press Managing Editors Association's best College Breaking/Spot News.
For the editorial "Sanctuary Campuses, where do we draw the line?" for the Loyola Maroon.
Together with digital producer Sam Winstrom, our use of Twitter for coverage of the New Orleans Saints earned third place in the Press Club of New Orleans' 2019 competition. The category featured nearly 20 submissions of work from fellow local news outlets.
For the editorial "How to respond in the wake of disaster" for the Loyola Maroon.
